Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-10-29
MARVELLOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Wholly unlike nF1IncInI 9ystuuI1s
Any book learned In one reading.

FUNDAMENTAL PEISCIrI1rs Of the Lolsettian system
eesz. Devcl0pnicnf and ResnltS
II. me Natural Memory Restored g rs rsghf vs.
Teleseope eousitate scientific extension q teN Nat
ural Eyesighi { the Scientifically trained memory
III. The POWER q Continuous Attention growing
w. Memory and Alteration being strengshened to
the highest ddgree By the ilvo lesons the system :
longer used excerpt In rarc cases az INST and after
sProi. Icisrisc gave me a new memory"-ffcn:
NV i natural emoryIion. ". ". xssor. late O. s
Minister TO Italy'Prof- Loisette's system appears
e Nj Mnc p NJ rSes hat L ia not form
part OF the curriculum o. our schools
nos one Institution Il learning in The land that would
be Without its aid i its worth were Known iesa =
lis have formed one class by correspondence;
ad nass se .s es ms sss,sm Sre thew
engage in the linguistic studies under my dlreeoon
sSscr f Tsss sp Icisetiss
system Is great boom not only 70 The ssu1sns W. %
shorthand. but TO the veteran reportcr'-"' W. VII
Since iesSnins your system md lean soon learn
posssi6le 10 me formeriy~-EiiEa CaNthuTne-!"No
man has memory 50 poor that This method viii not
ma to stand In need II The help which Il can fur
nIsProf VIM r Hsrper q rsle ,,,s his sss
and intend 70 lsr many more IN q, the seEs N.Y.
osnusnd your system to ali who desire to strengthen
their memory and their mind wandering
q
temr-WceSly Rullget--'I do not say that 1 made
myself walking Hume Macaulsy, but do
say that what I had learned. l knew perfectly
isHe-R Reginald E Murray. Esl.-'.f have just come
on top in Bursary examination, and owe my sue
cess IN great measure to the general improyem cnt
which ~ stem had effected in my retentiveness
and acuuen~-Th Thomas TAFT. EsSl.-s'l have no hest
tafion in thoroughly Recommending the system to all
who are in earnest in wishing In train their memo
rfes effectively and therefore willing 60 take re
slnahle pains 10 obtain 80 useful result-Mr Rich
ard L. Proctor. the Astronomer-"Prof- loiSette did
not create n memory for mes no. nothing OF the
Kind. Ard yet he did for me what amounted to the
memory. thing which was not aware OF till then.
hai bfor,. nen able like most peope, to store up
ami l things in the dark cellar Of nv memory, but
he showed how light up the cellar. Ii is the
tliffereace-tO change the ngure-tetween having
money where you can't collect IL and having II in
vOtlr rocket The Information cost but little yet
l value II at psysiisious ngurer-S. !. Clemens,
Mark TvAinf~f There Is this aliimpoTtant diner
ence between other systems and that OF Prof. Ioi
settle that while the FORMER are arbitrary and arti-
fetal the latter Is entirely based upon Physiological
and Psychological principicS'-Thc Peoples Friend
Il thus saved twenty hours out az twenty four In
GAS ~ IN Columbia law students. 30 at Merfden;
pa at Norwich two class OF ~ each at Yale; 400 at
wellesley College and an University OF Pennsyl-
vanias 81 at OhcTn College and three large classes
At ChautsuquS-
full Of eminent people in both continents.
Great Inducements TO Correspondence Glasses
PROF. L0ISETTE.